disruptive behavior

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• disruptive behavior disorders — [DSM IV] a group of mental disorders of children and adolescents consisting of behavior that violates social norms, is disruptive, and may be illegal, often distressing others more than it does the person with the disorder. It includes conduct… …   Medical dictionary

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